All shapes & sizes

[Hagar]

Light aircraft come in all shapes & sizes. I had a lot of fun taking these. (A few little aeroplanes flying around on a nice day keeps me happy for hours. I'm not hard to please. ) Anyone name them all? Some are easier than others.









Oops. How did that slip in here? Nosewheels definitely not allowed. Never mind, it looks cute anyway.

[Craig.]

is that an auster i see?
great shots, i really want to get to one of these fly ins.

[TacitBlue]

I can name two, I think. The thrid one down is a Cessna 120...? maybe? and the second one from the bottom is a Robinson but I dont know what model specifically. However, some of you may have noticd that I am bad at plane spotting.

[Ivan]

lowest one probably Jabiru...

But i'm more good at Yaks and Antonovs

[Hagar]

is that an auster i see?

Nope.

I can name two, I think. The thrid one down is a Cessna 120...? maybe? and the second one from the bottom is a Robinson but I dont know what model specifically. However, some of you may have noticd that I am bad at plane spotting.

One right & the other, well - not that far out.

Thanks both of you for trying anyway. No point in having a quiz if nobody bothers to take part.

PS. I didn't know them all without looking them up.

PPS.

lowest one probably Jabiru...

Sorry but no. Good try.

[Felix/FFDS]

The "AUster" looks like a Taylorcraft?

[ozzy72]

I can name all of them except the first and fourth. And those suggesting #6 is an Auster should try learning about Piper Cubs

[Felix/FFDS]

I can name all of them except the first and fourth. And those suggesting #6 is an Auster should try learning about Piper Cubs

Which is why I mentioned it possibly being a Taylorcraft ...  who designed the Cub anyway, and it was built in the UK, from where the Auster line developed....

[Hagar]

Mark's quite right. It's registered as a J3C-65 Cub (G-BDMS/FR886) built in 1944, unusual in that it's ex-RAF.